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Information for parents about salaries and May 20

Federation has sent re-printable leaflets to Federation Representatives for distribution to the community.

Federation Representatives in all workplaces have been sent a leaflet advertising Public Education Day on May 20. Also included were ads for May 20 suitable for school, community and P&C newsletters. Federation Representatives in schools were also sent a message for parents. Schools were urged to discuss the issue with the P&C.

Both the message for parents about salaries and the leaflet about Public Education Day are available on the Federation website in English, Arabic, Chinese, Vietnamese, Greek, Italian, Spanish, Tagalog and Turkish. The newsletter ads are also posted in English.

Public Education Day leaflet

Public Education Day ads for newsletters

Message for parents about salaries





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